The successful candidate
will implement strength-based, trauma-informed, and culturally grounded practices that reflect Sim'algyax and Gitksen values. Key Responsibilities Lead and coordinate inclusive education services, including the development and monitoring of IEPs and Behaviour Support Plans. Provide direct student support through small group, pull-out, and push-in instruction. Support teachers in differentiating, adapting, and modifying curriculum, instruction, and assessment. Coordinate psycho-educational assessments and collaborate with external professionals. Participate in School-Based Team meetings and case management discussions. Supervise and support Educational Assistants. Integrate culturally grounded and land-based approaches into learning support strategies. Maintain accurate documentation and ensure compliance with Ministry guidelines. Qualifications Bachelor of Education with valid B.C. Teacher Certification. Special Education or Inclusive Education training (Diploma or Master's preferred). Level B Assessment Qualification. Experience developing and implementing IEPs and Behaviour Support Plans. Experience working with First Nations students and culturally responsive practices. Strong knowledge of the B.C. Curriculum and inclusive education frameworks. Excellent communication, collaboration, and organizational skills. Clear Criminal Record Check with Vulnerable Sector Screening. Salary & Benefits : GWSSS provides its employees with a competitive salary (based on SD82 wage grid) dependent on category and years of experience (ie. Cat. 5 with 5 years of experience : $79,364), moving loan subsidy, and full group health benefits, including pension, life insurance, and dental coverage. Why Join Us? If you are a bold educational leader ready to make a lasting impact, we invite you to apply and help build a school that will inspire generations to come. For more information and to submit an application that includes Cover Letter, CV, Philosophy of Education, copy of credentials and references by Friday March 13, 2026 (12pm) to : Edith Loring-Kuhanga, B. Ed., M. Ed. Leadership & Governance Consultant; Email :
Learning Support Teacher • British Columbia, Canada